I had the same bug, but my work around was the following:
Manually take down your listening interfaces.
My interface was eth0 (yours might be wlan0, br0, or something else. ifconfig usually lists only listening interface).
sudo ifconfig <interface name> down -- for me this would be written sudo ifconfig eth0 down.
I then could restart the networking service
sudo /etc/init.d/networking restart
Everything worked after I took the interface down manually.
I had the same bug, but my work around was the following:
Manually take down your listening interfaces.
My interface was eth0 (yours might be wlan0, br0, or something else. ifconfig usually lists only listening interface).
sudo ifconfig <interface name> down -- for me this would be written sudo ifconfig eth0 down.
I then could restart the networking service d/networking restart
sudo /etc/init.
Everything worked after I took the interface down manually.